This is Blu. He loves to kayak. He's insane.
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15 years ago
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About Me
- James
- I’m known as Camp Counselor Bob amongst my inner circle. While, not an accredited counselor, I’m an effective guide in a wide range of activities; fly fishing, backpacking, snowmobiling, oyster tasting and wine tasting. I reside in Seattle, coffee capital of the Universe. I’m originally from Montana but spent my formative years in Puyallup, Washington – a now suburbanized ‘farming town’ south of Seattle. The number one thing I learned growing up near Seattle was that I wanted to live there, not Puyallup. Now there’s nothing wrong with Puyallup, it’s just not that exciting of a place. I am married to Darnell, my wife of 14 years. In our spare time we are lovingly restoring our Ravenna farmhouse back to its original glory. I explain to my wife that we’re taking it back to it’s farm roots with our cat Bozeman, 2 mini Aussies, Lucca (neurotic) & Blu (give me a job, give me a job), and our 3 chickens – B Master B, Lil’B and B Diddy. I get ‘the look’ when I tell her that.
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Molten B's15 years ago
And a fine looking boy he is.
ReplyDeleteI love your dogs! What a great time you all must have, doing fun stuff in such a beautiful place. And have a wonderful time restoring the farmhouse. Enjoy the journey! I always have more fun in the doing than in actually getting there. I answered your question about hawks on my blog. Smiles
ReplyDeleteWell, just in case you didn't check back to my blog here is my answer:
ReplyDeleteCallie said...
James ---- The trees on the property are too tall and close together for birds of prey to maneuver around in easily or see through. The chickens stay under the trees. I suppose if they stayed in the driveway a hawk could swoop in and get one, but there is nothing to eat in the driveway so they don't hang out there.
We have lost chickens to a bear, a fox or a coyote and to an unknown, but it has always been because we either left the chickens out without the dog or someone forgot to lock up the coop.
Morgan keeps the chickens safe... she even keeps the squirrels away from the chickens! And we have large breed chickens. I don't think a hawk could pick up a 7 to 10 pound chicken? I'll have to check that.
The owls do fly around amongst the trees at night, but the chickens are safely locked up. Please!
We have Wyandottes, Light Brahmas, Dark Brahmas, Buff Brahmas, Australorpes, and one Cochin.
I'll have to do a post about the chickens.
P.S. I did the post about the chickens...
1-20-09
Thank you Callie, I'm going to look at that :)
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